1. Height and Weight:
These measurements are important for monitoring a child's growth and development over time.
2. Vital Signs:
This includes taking the child's temperature, heart rate, and respiratory rate. These measurements can help to detect any signs of illness or infection.
3. Head Circumference:
This measurement is especially important for infants, as it can indicate any abnormalities in brain growth.
4. Skin Exam:
A thorough examination of the skin can reveal any rashes, birthmarks, or other abnormalities.
5. Ear Exam:
The healthcare provider will examine the child's ears for signs of infection or other issues.
6. Eye Exam:
The provider will check the child's vision and look for any abnormalities in the eyes.
7. Oral Exam:
The healthcare provider will examine the child's mouth, teeth, and gums for signs of oral health problems.
8. Respiratory Exam:
This involves listening to the child's lungs to check for any signs of respiratory problems.
9. Cardiovascular Exam:
The provider will check the child's heart rate and rhythm, and listen for any abnormal sounds.
10. Abdominal Exam:
This involves feeling the child's abdomen for any signs of tenderness or abnormalities.
11. Musculoskeletal Exam:
The healthcare provider will assess the child's muscle strength, joint flexibility, and overall mobility.
12. Neurological Exam:
This involves evaluating the child's reflexes, coordination, and other neurological functions.
13. Developmental Milestones:
The provider will assess the child's development, including motor skills, language development, and social interaction.
